Man Utd submitted a lower-than-expected £84.6 million signing bid; decision made

According to the most recent sources from Spain, Manchester United is linked to Leny Yoro and even made a significant bid to sign him from Lille.

Top clubs have reportedly been considering the French center back for months, according to a story that was published by Marca today.

See – AS – Manchester United has made an offer to sign a defender for £59.2 million.

According to the news source, the Les Dogues first demanded an enormous sum of money for their valuable asset—more than £84.6 million, or 100 million euros.

The Los Blancos decided to “step aside” at that point, but they continued to communicate with the 18-year-old.

The Whites are aware that there are “clubs willing to give Lille and the player more money.” The defender is willing to join the Spanish champions, though.

Because of his strained relationship with the Qatari authorities during his tenure as Director of Football at PSG, Olivier Letang, the current president of Lille, did not assist the negotiations when Paris Saint-Germain made their approach.

Following the arrival of PSG, Manchester United, and Liverpool, who made “less money” offers for Yoro than the £84.6 million asking price.

Leny’s “choice” is evident. Those who have approached him in his surroundings are aware of his preference for Real Madrid.

According to Marca, Lille must act quickly to ensure that Yoro is willing to commit for an additional season if they hope to bring a Bosman to the Bernabeu.

The Decathlon Arena company will eventually lower the asking price even below the 60 million euros that are now being stated once they have “understood” the choice.

It will be reasonable to argue that Man Utd ought to focus their energies elsewhere rather than squandering time on Yoro, who is obviously determined to move to Madrid.